An Andalusian Obelisk in Marbella
La Opinión de MálagaAn overview of Vicente de Espona's monumental works across Marbella and San Pedro Alcántara.
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A record of Vicente de Espona's presence in the local press and media: restorations, new locations and tributes that keep his work visible in Marbella's public spaces.
An overview of Vicente de Espona's monumental works across Marbella and San Pedro Alcántara.
READ ARTICLE →The Town Council adds La Danza and La Maternidad to San Pedro Alcántara's public art collection.
READ ARTICLE →The cultural centre in San Pedro Alcántara houses the artist's sculpture Araña.
READ ARTICLE →The Rosa Verde Cultural Centre welcomes Araña, a sculpture with a wrought-iron support acquired by the San Pedro Alcántara municipal office.
READ ARTICLE →The sculpture's new location was presented by the artist's widow, Ana María Muñoz.
READ ARTICLE →Created in 1991, Mater-Huevo is a tribute to motherhood. Councillor Rafael Piña thanked Ana María Muñoz for her work to raise the profile of Espona's sculptures in San Pedro Alcántara.
READ ARTICLE →After years in municipal storage, La Danza was restored and unveiled by deputy mayor Rafael Piña.
READ ARTICLE →The sculptor's work was installed at the Las Palmeras viewpoint in San Pedro Alcántara.
READ ARTICLE →The sculpture stands near two other works by Espona, Mujer Pájaro and Regreso del Olivar, as part of a project to create an open-air museum dedicated to him.
READ ARTICLE →An opinion piece marking the centenary of the sculptor's birth on 24 March 1918.
READ ARTICLE →An event attended by mayor José Bernal, former president of the Andalusian regional government Rafael Escuredo, and the artist's widow, Ana María Muñoz.
READ ARTICLE →At the same ceremony, Carlos Posac was named an Adopted Son of Marbella. The mayor praised the honourees' contributions to the municipality.
READ ARTICLE →A floral tribute was held beside the Monument to Andalusia in the Divina Pastora neighbourhood. The sculptor's widow also attended.
READ ARTICLE →Twenty years after the Valencian artist's death, Francisco Moyano recalls his life and work.
READ ARTICLE →Roadworks to place the highway underground in San Pedro Alcántara surrounded Síntesis without any protection for the sculpture.
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This 1989 report in Interviú shows Rosario Conde, Camilo José Cela's wife, beside a sculpture by Vicente de Espona from the writer's private collection. The document records the presence of Espona's work in prominent Spanish cultural and literary circles.